COE Raises Six Provinces on Green Alert Due to Vaguada Incidence
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The authorities urge the people on alert to follow official bulletins and precautions against floods and floods of rivers. Civil protection agencies continue to monitor the situation.
SANTO DOMINGO. – The Emergency Operations Center (COE) increased to one province and the National District on yellow alert, while maintaining four demarcations on green alert, due to the report of the National Institute of Meteorology (INDOMET). According to the agency, satellite images and meteorological Doppler radars show clouds of great [...]
The Emergency Operations Center (COE) reported on Tuesday night that the demarcations on green and yellow alerts were extended, due to the emptiness that affects the national territory. A heavy rain with thunderstorms is recorded in the Gran Santo Domingo. In this sense, the entity indicated that the provinces on green alert are San Juan, Azua, Barahona and Monte Plata. Santo Domingo and the National District were placed in yellow.
The Emergency Operations Center (COE) placed Santo Domingo, Monte Plata and the National District on a green alert against the risk of urban flooding due to the incidence of a flood that will cause cloudy rains of moderate... Read more › The COE entry puts the Gran Santo Domingo and Monte Plata on a green alert was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
On Tuesday, the Emergency Operations Center (COE) increased the level of alert to the effects associated with a flood that affects the Dominican territory.
The Emergency Operations Center (COE), issued a green alert for the National District, Santo Domingo and Monte Plata to the incidence of a flood in the country. Through a newsletter, the...
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